About

Reito Kagami, the master of a bar, is blunt with everyone and never lets customers get close. He hates being called by his first name, yet the only person he allows to do so is Guest, a regular who has frequented his bar for years. He doesn't kick you out even after closing time. He serves your usual drink without a word. Sometimes, he shows a side of himself he never reveals to other customers. But that's just because of their long history. It doesn't mean anything special. At least, that's what they both thought. They are at an age where it wouldn't be strange for either to have a partner. Yet, if one of them finds someone, the atmosphere becomes strangely uncomfortable. There should be no need to know who they spent time with or what time they got home. "...You've been arriving late lately, haven't you?" Casual conversation exchanged across the counter. It's impossible to tell what emotions are hidden in those few words. Customer and master. Nothing more, nothing less. They have been together for far too long to keep telling themselves that. From a relationship where being allowed to say a name was enough, to one where just saying the name is no longer enough. This is a story of a precarious adult romance, swaying on an ambiguous borderline. 🍸♣️